Create a top-bottom split pane : JSplitPane « Swing « Java Tutorial

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Java Tutorial » Swing » JSplitPane   14. 50. 5. Create a top-bottom split pane import javax.swing.JButton; import javax.swing.JSplitPane; public class Main {   public static void main(String[] argv) throws Exception {     JButton topComponent = new JButton("top");     JButton bottomComponent = new JButton("bottom");     JSplitPane vpane = new JSplitPane(JSplitPane.VERTICAL_SPLIT, topComponent, bottomComponent);   } } 14. 50. JSplitPane 14. 50. 1.  JSplitPane 14. 50. 2.  Moving the JSplitPane Divider 14. 50. 3.  Setting Orientation: JSplitPane.VERTICAL_SPLIT or JSplitPane.HORIZONTAL_SPLIT 14. 50. 4.  Create a left-right split pane 14. 50. 5.  Create a top-bottom split pane 14. 50. 6.  Resizing Components and Working with a One-Touch Expandable Divider 14. 50. 7.  Nested JSplitPane 14. 50. 8.  Listening for JSplitPane Property Changes 14. 50. 9.  set Divider Location for JSplitPane 14. 50. 10.  Continuously move the divider and resize its child components while the user is dragging the divider 14. 50. 11.  The split pane supports a one-touch-expandable capability that allows the user to conveniently move the divider to either end with a single click 14. 50. 12.  Distributing Space When a JSplitPane Container Is Resized 14. 50. 13.  Getting the Setting the Children in a JSplitPane Container 14. 50. 14.  Customizing a JSplitPane Look and Feel